Research topic: Gaelic literature

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Gaelic literature

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Gaelic literature literature in the native tongue of Ireland and Scotland. Since Scots Gaelic became separate from Irish Gaelic only in the 17th cent., the literature is conventionally divided into Old Irish (before 900), Middle Irish (until 1350), Late Middle or Early Modern Irish (until 1650), and Modern Irish and Scots Gaelic (from 1650). Old Irish The early literature has survived in Middle and Late Middle Irish manuscripts that are, for the most part, miscellaneous collections of prose and verse in which legend, history, bardic and lyric poetry, and medical, legal, and religious writings... Read more
Scottish Gaelic language and literature
see Celtic languages ; Gaelic literature . Read more
Gaelic
...greater survival rate of Gaelic in North America, especially...were in 1880 some 80,000 Gaelic speakers out of 100,000 on...language from the Irish, as the literature of Scotland was consistently...important exception. Scottish Gaelic literature made its appearance in the...Testament ... Read more

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